China’s Baidu reveals its first quantum computer called Qianshi


Baidu-developed quantum computer Qianshi is revealed in Beijing, China on Aug 25, 2022. — Reuters

BEIJING: Chinese search engine giant Baidu Inc revealed its first quantum computer on Aug 25 and is ready to make it available to external users, joining the global race to apply the technology to practical uses.

The Baidu-developed quantum computer, dubbed “Qianshi”, has a 10-quantum-bit (qubit) processor, Baidu said in a statement. The Beijing-based company has also developed a 36-qubit quantum chip, it said.

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